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"Best Way To Predict Future Is To Invent It": What Entrepreneur Vishal Sikka Told NDTV
Vishal Sikka, founder and CEO of Vianai Systems, discussed the promises and perils of artificial intelligence. In an interview with NDTV's Senior Managing Editor Vishnu Som, the entrepreneur spoke of the need for careful oversight
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PM Modi Highlights India's 'MANAV' Vision At Mega AI Impact Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today outlined India's "MANAV" vision for artificial intelligence while addressing global leaders at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
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"Disorganised PR Spectacle": Rahul Gandhi On Galgotias' Chinese Robot Row
Amid the rising controversy over Galgotias University allegedly presenting Chinese-made robotic dog as its own invention at the AI Impact Summit, LoP Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi called it a "disorganised PR spectacle".
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Which Country Is Known As The Chocolate Capital Of The World?
Belgium's passion for chocolate runs so deep, it has transformed the country into the world's sweetest capital.
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US Woman Praises Indians For Inventing Dupatta: "Made Outfits Ten Times Better"
The content creator said in the video that dupattas made her outfits "ten times better".
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How Nutella, A World War II Loaf, Became A Beloved Breakfast Spread
As the world celebrates World Nutella Day, it is the perfect moment to look back at how this humble invention travelled from a small Italian town to kitchen shelves across the globe.
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Who Was Gladys West? The Unsung Figure Who Helped Invent GPS
Gladys Mae West died at 95 after pioneering mathematical models critical to GPS technology, used by billions across the planet.
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Ford Engineer's Clever Fix That Saved Drivers From Embarrassment At Petrol Pumps
The tiny arrow with the fuel gauge was invented by Jim Moylan, an engineer at Ford, and was initially rolled out on Ford cars before becoming the norm.
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Who Invented The Sandwich? A Bite Into Its Surprising History
From ancient China and Jewish ritual meals to Ottoman flatbreads and British gambling halls, the sandwich's journey is far richer than its humble appearance suggests.
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Scientists In China Create A New Bone-Free Fish That Is Easy To Eat
The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) created a bone-free fish variety of the popular freshwater breed known as the Gibel carp, which has 80 tiny, Y-shaped intermuscular bones.
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"Best Way To Predict Future Is To Invent It": What Entrepreneur Vishal Sikka Told NDTV
Vishal Sikka, founder and CEO of Vianai Systems, discussed the promises and perils of artificial intelligence. In an interview with NDTV's Senior Managing Editor Vishnu Som, the entrepreneur spoke of the need for careful oversight
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PM Modi Highlights India's 'MANAV' Vision At Mega AI Impact Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today outlined India's "MANAV" vision for artificial intelligence while addressing global leaders at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
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"Disorganised PR Spectacle": Rahul Gandhi On Galgotias' Chinese Robot Row
Amid the rising controversy over Galgotias University allegedly presenting Chinese-made robotic dog as its own invention at the AI Impact Summit, LoP Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi called it a "disorganised PR spectacle".
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Which Country Is Known As The Chocolate Capital Of The World?
Belgium's passion for chocolate runs so deep, it has transformed the country into the world's sweetest capital.
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US Woman Praises Indians For Inventing Dupatta: "Made Outfits Ten Times Better"
The content creator said in the video that dupattas made her outfits "ten times better".
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How Nutella, A World War II Loaf, Became A Beloved Breakfast Spread
As the world celebrates World Nutella Day, it is the perfect moment to look back at how this humble invention travelled from a small Italian town to kitchen shelves across the globe.
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Who Was Gladys West? The Unsung Figure Who Helped Invent GPS
Gladys Mae West died at 95 after pioneering mathematical models critical to GPS technology, used by billions across the planet.
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Ford Engineer's Clever Fix That Saved Drivers From Embarrassment At Petrol Pumps
The tiny arrow with the fuel gauge was invented by Jim Moylan, an engineer at Ford, and was initially rolled out on Ford cars before becoming the norm.
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Who Invented The Sandwich? A Bite Into Its Surprising History
From ancient China and Jewish ritual meals to Ottoman flatbreads and British gambling halls, the sandwich's journey is far richer than its humble appearance suggests.
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Scientists In China Create A New Bone-Free Fish That Is Easy To Eat
The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) created a bone-free fish variety of the popular freshwater breed known as the Gibel carp, which has 80 tiny, Y-shaped intermuscular bones.
